Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Emergency personnel try to keep warm during the search for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after an early morning police chase on Friday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder

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Firefighters and Ohio Department of Natural Rescources officers spent much of Friday searching for a man who jumped in Jonathan Creek after a police chase early Friday morning. Officals did not believe the man survived swimming in the frigid waters, but were unable to locate a body as of Friday afternoon. The search was expected to resume on Sunday. Chris Crook/Times Recorder